Definition of pledgee. Meaning of pledgee. Synonyms of pledgee

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Definition of pledgee

Pledgee
Pledgee Pledg*ee", n. The one to whom a pledge is given, or to whom property pledged is delivered.

Meaning of pledgee from wikipedia

- conveys title to property owned by a debtor (the pledgor) to a creditor (the pledgee) to secure repayment for some debt or obligation and to the mutual benefit...
- The pledgee, if he was in physical control of the object (as was usually the case) was required to sa****uard the thing. Like the borrower, a pledgee was...
- to provide legal framework to protect the interest of the pledger and pledgee. However, there are risks and responsibilities regarding these services...
- it requires physical possession by the pledgee, which traps a business pledgor in a paradox. Unless the pledgee literally occupies the same premises as...
- however state that Deutsche Bank had "failed to discharge its duties as pledgee" in a share sale. "About RGE Group - RGEI.com | Royal Golden Eagle Group...
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- third party is ceded to the pledgee; in this case, personal rights vest in the pledgee. Control that vests in the pledgee is known as quasi-control. The...
- dehumanizing tests of blind loyalty, shown through the eyes of an unnamed pledgee pla**** by Mark Gil in his breakout role. Batch '81 was screened alongside...
- warrants as the dates the options or warrants were acquired Permitting a pledgee of restricted securities to sell the pledged securities without having...
- cedent, while only quasi-possession is transferred to the cessionary (pledgee). Obligations may be terminated upon full and proper performance, by agreement...